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" Spy photographers have captured these images of a carbon-fiber-clad Ducati 1199 Panigale. Most interesting this about it? It appears to be based on the most affordable version of the bike, which goes for just $17,995.  The front suspension is the giveaway: Where the $22,995 Panigale S, $27,995 Tricolore, and $29,995 Panigale R models are all equipped with top-of-the-line NIX30 forks by \u00D6hlins, the bike seen here is fitted with the cheaper, but still fully-adjustable, Marzocchi items. This seems to suggest that this new bike will sit between the base model and the S, in terms of price.  Carbon-fiber bodywork is used elsewhere in the Panigale lineup, including the $177,000 track-only RS13 factory race bike. That model forms the basis of Ducati&amp;#039;s SBK factory race bike and is campaigned by privateer teams in other superbike racing series.  Like the RS13, this streetgoing RS retains the Panigale&amp;#039;s aluminum tank. Expect the final-production model to ditch the paint for bare metal and subtle, silver, &amp;quot;Ducati Corse&amp;quot; graphics on the carbon-fiber fairings. It&amp;#039;s unlikely those fairings will save a considerable amount of weight. That&amp;#039;s no problem, at 414.5 pounds (wet), the Panigale is already the lightest superbike available and, with 195 hp, the second most powerful. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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